Category: News

The axolotl is on the brink of annihilation in the canals of Mexico City, its only natural habitat. But although there might be just a … Read more

A team of Indonesian and international scientists have described a new species of orangutan, in a paper published in the scientific journal Current Biology. The … Read more

The inaugural meeting of the Spanish Anthropology Reading Group will take place on Friday 10 November at 3.30pm at the far end of the Colyer-Fergusson … Read more

On Tuesday 7th November, following the opening of our brand new building extension, our special guest speaker Professor Alf Hornborg will present the annual Stirling … Read more

A specialist seminar bringing together scholarship on contemporary hunting in the European region including scholars working in Germany, England, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, Malta … Read more

The second lecture in this term’s social anthropology seminar series, the theme of which is ethics in the contemporary world, was delivered by the school’s own … Read more

Kristen Visbal’s 250lb “fearless girl” sculpture recently won three Grand Prix and 18 Lions in all, making her the biggest winner in the history of the Cannes … Read more

The £1 million investment in the School’s facilities is nearing completion, and we are asking SAC students to put forward suggestions for the names of … Read more

Kent’s own Emeritus Professor Roy Ellen, FBA will be delivering a talk entitled ‘In the footsteps of Rumphius: history and ethnobotanical entanglements in the spice … Read more

The School of Anthropology & Conservation is delighted to welcome Dr Ameline Bardo, who is visiting us until September 2019. Whilst she is here, Ameline will be working … Read more